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Ok this is what I intended to put up the other day.

Hear are a few more pics. edit: well that was not what i intended but if any one is is interested I can up load the rest of the pages. This is the Rust repair kit instructions.

You need the puller we showed, it has a adapter that allows the use of a hammer. That is the only way to get the taper fit hubs to brake loose from the shaft. As my granddad always said "if that don't work get a bigger hammer" Nate

Midwest military has them also. (sorry john should have thought of you) I hope we have been of some help, and get to see some pictures along the way. Nate

Or just to much time to play with this hear magic box thingie.:roll:

I tried to post that image but couldint get-r-done. Nate

Google "Jeep hub puller" Kiser jeep parts has one like i have. I hope this helps. Nate

I have had mine so long i could not say cost. But most auto part stores can order one for you. It should be a three leg puller with adapter so you can strike it with a hammer. don't get cheap on this tool and it will serve you well for many years. Nate

I just typed a long witty reply, and this Gosh Darn computer timed me out before I could get it posted. So if you all wonder why my posts are short now you know why.aua Nate

I would also do a quick vacuum test. Nate

The Pucker marks will quit showing in the seat covers sooner or later. PM.....PM.....PM...... Can't stress Preventative Maintenance enough. Having said that I better go check a couple things in the shop.

Thanks, thats a new one to me. I would like to find/download part 2, just need to figure out how to use site. Wrecker guys might like last part to.:wink: Nate

Under statement of the thread.

Thanks. This is one of those projects that just go on forever. Ya know how it is you get a lot done then something comes up and nothing for a month or two. Driving me crazy, but i hope to have enough done to offer it at Findlay(or take offer). If some one wants to see different/better angles of...

Back in the day, I bought 2 brand new 86 GMC 3/4 ton pu's consecutive sn's one ran 150,000 mi without a problem. The other one blew up 3 times in 50,000 mi. As someone once said "life is like a box of chocolates"

I have been working on this off and on for about a year. Just thought I would toss a few photos up.

Join the club 80 some post to go. Sad one or two screws it for all, but that is the way it is.:( Nate

That truck is for sale on this site. If your interested.

Dude, looks like something my midwest farm boy neighbors would dream up.Long live JD green LOL.

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